Six Collection Latest Clothing & Accessories Shoe.hoe

Brand accessories from Indonesia, Shoe.hoe re-launch the latest collection. Besides accessories, brand fronted by Soetjipto Hoeijaja it also released a collection of men's and women's lines and No'mi No'om.

1. Theme

For the winter collection 2011, Soetjipto Hoeijaja took the theme 'Culture's Confession'. This theme describes the relationship between people with such a fellow as well as with the surrounding environment, culture and more.

2. Red line

In a similar theme, the collection soe.hoe (bags and accessories), no'om (menswear) and no'mi (women's clothing) have unity of inspiration and the red line character designs are similar.

 

 

3. Chinese culture
The collection takes its natural and cultural nuances that thick Asia, especially China. Can be seen in the collection and no'mi no'om using mao collar (mandarin collar) and the cheongsam.

4. man
For the men's collection, mao collar blazer comes with a modern yet with a leather accessory ingredients. This ornament became iconic display for this season.

5. woman
As for women, the whole collection takes inspiration from menswear but continued to show the nature of a sexy and elegant woman.

6. flagship store
All three labels (no'om, no'mi and soe.hoe) can be found at two flagship store is located at Level One Grand Indonesia. The first flagship store (soe.hoe) will be devoted to the various bags and accessories, while the second will offer a clothing boutique men and women (no'om and no'mi).

 Source: wolipop.com

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Amy Winehouse Collection for Fred Perry

Coinciding with the launch of her latest album, 'Lioness: Hidden Treasures', Fred Perry clothing range also released results of its cooperation with Amy Winehouse. What kind of collection?

As reported previously, the label Fred Perry collaboration with singer Amy Winehouse has long heard. But the British label, the new showcase fashion collection on Monday (5/12/2011) and then, starting from 9 am.

According jusru talk of a brand known for its polo-style shirts teenage Skinhead music adherents in the years '60 and '70an, this collection reflects the love of Amy with 'Fifties Americana' and 'Art Deco Miami'. Therefore, Amy presents a picture clothing with style in the 50s such as Cadillac cars, juke boxes and cat-rimmed sunglasses.

Some other fashion collection consisted of employer twinset, gingham pattern, pencil skirts and capri pants. Brand himself said that Amy is very excited about this collaborative project.

"Amy is very loving and dedicated to this collaboration and Amy characteristic very clearly visible on each dress," said a spokeswoman for Fred Perry.

Amy Winehouse fashion collection for Fred Perry sold at prices ranging from 30 to 195 pounds. All collections whose profits will be donated to the Amy Winehouse Foundation, sold exclusively at the official website of Fred Perry.

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Sensual and Shunga is LP33.3 Inspired

The Australian label LP33.3 is an exceptional fashion brand praising femininity with all attributes from the designs to the use of fabrication. The latest collection for the Spring 2012 season is highly inspired by evocative Shunga woodblock prints originating from 18th century Japanese heritage, and the sculpture work of Australian artist Rosalie Gascoigne.

 Titled with the poetic name “The White Sun”, the collection hallmarks the fascination over Gascoigne’s works expressing the symbolic meaning of weather beauty on large-scale installations with polarized hues and sharp lines equivalently illustrating brazen modernity. The collection portrays the essence of nature, light reflections, and the relationship between air and space through the languid and fluid shape of fabrics. The intimacy of ensembles plays a vital role with the emphasis on movement swathing the body. It seems like the apparel subtly moves and envelops the body with every step.

 

Such a body–garment relationship is flawlessly translated by the inspiration taken from erotic Japanese woodblock prints with characteristic “state of undress”. This is a very suggestive feature of covered/uncovered parts of the body outlining the intimacy and mysterious sensuality. It can be an exposed leg or bare shoulder portrayed by quite a nonchalant way of dressing. It may have quite a seductive power when composed with liquid silk layers, delicate mesh of lace or a restructured form of kimono. The selection of lightweight and soft fabrics – sand-wash silk, billowing organza, flowing washed georgettes, Swiss cotton voile compose very sensual element as well. While delicate net lace and sheer wool gauze accentuate the diaphanous effect.

Another crucial point is hidden in the palette of the collection setting bold color blocking, graphic distinction and subtle, pastel tones of rich neutrals. As a result, there is a division of concept between nature-inspired sculptures by Rosalie Gascoigne and the shades of pure whites and earth neutrals commonly used in woodblock techniques. What is mesmerizing, the collection that is brimful with womanly power consists of silhouettes that form a blend of masculine tailoring and relaxed feminine form. With the day–to–night approach the clothing has a versatile touch adjusting to the circumstance of dress code.
Source:www.fashionising.com

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H&M for men next year

Despite the fact that winter 2011 is yet to begin and that the fast fashion retail model depends on getting you excited about what’s in store now not at a distant point in the future, H&M have already revealed their interpretation of men’s spring 2012 fashion.

So what’s does the retailer have in store for guys for the season?

Plenty that feels familiar and plenty that is heavily influenced by the year’s emerging menswear trends.

Thus you’ll find relaxed cuts sitting alongside slim ones. The quality of the casual tailoring certainly doesn’t look like anything to write home about, but visually it presents good overtones of the 1920s fashion revival we’re expecting. Even further down the relaxed-fashion ladder you’ll find plenty of early season outerwear, with cropped parkas a strong look for the season. The strongest visuals, however, lie in two key areas: a much needed continuation of this season’s burned colour trend and a heavy injection of tailored shorts extending into short suits. Tailored shorts and short suits are a much needed element of a chap’s wardrobe for scorching days of high-summer, and few fast-fashion brands approach them from the right angle. H&M certainly have.

 

Source:www.fashionising.com

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Dolce & Gabbana’s holiday French twist

The Sophia Loren-inspired French Twist at Dolce & Gabbana. Image: Imaxtree. 

On the Milan runway, Dolce & Gabbana successfully married the socially incompatible pair of food and fashion. But backstage, there was another party. A party where pasta, chilli, cheese and clothes weren’t invited, but an entry was guaranteed for Sophia Loren and other Italian women with equally seductive hair.

We’re talking about the hair inspiration at Dolce and Gabbana’s spring 2012 runway show. As seen on the runway, the loosely tousled curls were pulled back together in an effortless French twist. But, just like all other catwalk shows, watching perfectly groomed hair on a model is one thing, and interpreting it in your daily regime is a completely different story.

This hair look translates for a glamorous woman who’s on a holiday. The kind of style you’d pull together while you’re sunbaking on a Mediterranean island. We are anticipating this look to be a winner during 2012’s sultry summer.

At the Dolce and Gabbana spring 2012 show, hair tongs were used to create more elaborate waves. Here, following the Redken team’s instructions, you can recreate the look with a more natural and fast-paced approach.

How to (The hair) looks a bit as if the woman was dancing all night,” says Redken’s Creative Consultant, Guido. Guiding you through the look, Guido shares with us his top tips to achieve this “effortless gorgeous” hairdo at home :

1. To build volume in your locks, massage a thickening lotion all through damp hair (at Dolce & Gabbana the hair team used Redken’s Thickening Lotion 06 – All Over Body Builder). The key is to maintain a natural movement, so avoid using a brush when your hair is still wet. Let the hair naturally dry.
2. If your hair still lacks beach-like texture, apply a texturizing cream to the roots, especially around the crown. Guido suggests Redken’s Soft Texturizing Cream-Wax.
3. The hair should be completely dry by this stage, don’t proceed to the next step if it isn’t. Dry hair is essential for styling this look.
4. Backbrush (not back comb – very important to know the difference) the hair to add more texture and rough volume to the roots of the hair. Start from the nape of the neck and work upwards.
5. Once your hair has the volume and texture, finger comb the hair back, away from the face, and pull hair back into a French twist. Secure with bobby pins.
6. Blow-dry the fringe in an upward motion to create a quiff bouffant, and then pull it back and secure with bobby pins.
7. Don’t pull back the hair too tightly; make sure to keep the hair loose around the face. You need to maintain the naturalness of the look here.
8. Finish it off with some hairspray, if needed

 

Source : www.fashionising.com

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